Michael K. Obeng,MD, FACS

The Surgeon’s Surgeon

World-Renowned Aesthetic & Reconstructive Surgeon | The Surgeon’s Surgeon | Director, Miko Surgery | Founder, RESTORE Worldwide


About Section:


Dr. Michael K. Obeng is a Harvard-trained, board-certified plastic surgeon renowned for his exceptional skill in both aesthetic enhancement and complex reconstruction. Trusted by colleagues and patients alike, he has earned the moniker, ‘The Surgeon's Surgeon’ for his ability to masterfully address the most challenging cases, often deemed "impossible" by others.


His practice, Miko Surgery, is built on a foundation of unparalleled expertise and a commitment to delivering natural, aesthetic results. Dr. Obeng is one of the few global pioneers in advanced contouring, including cosmetic rib removal, and is highly sought-after for his artistry in procedures such as:


Mommy Makeovers & Tummy Tucks

Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBL) & Liposuction

Breast Augmentation, Reduction, & Lifts

Complex Body Contouring


Beyond his Beverly Hills practice, Dr. Obeng is a dedicated humanitarian. Through his non-profit, RESTORE Worldwide, he provides life-changing pro-bono reconstructive surgery to those in need across the globe, transforming lives affected by birth defects and traumatic accidents.


Why Patients Choose Dr. Obeng:


Harvard-Educated & Elite-Trained: Trained at the nation's top institutions, including Massachusetts General Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital.

A Leader in His Field: Former Chief of Plastic Surgery and an active Fellow of the American College of Surgeons.

Precision Artistry: Leverages a background in micro-neurovascular surgery for unparalleled precision and attention to detail.

Comfort & Safety: Prioritizes a advanced pain management and recovery protocols for a smoother, more comfortable patient experience.

Trusted by Peers: The preferred choice for other physicians and their families seeking plastic surgery.



Dr. Obeng is also available for business inquiries and national and international speaking engagements, consulting, and media commentary on the future of plastic surgery and global health innovation.  


For more information: marlon@drmichaelkobeng.com #323.387.0068


Exceptional plastic surgery procedures by the surgeons’ surgeon in beverly hills

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Gorrila glue Surgeon Dr. Michael K. Obeng
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Ken doll had his ribs removed at MiKO Plastic Surgery!
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Research

  • “Mesenchymal stem cells on chronic wounds,” 2007


  • “Mentor Memory Gel silicone gel-filled breast implants P(310) 275-2705 post-approval study,” 2007


  • “A novel and practical approach of correcting whistle deformities,” supervised by Steven J. Blackwell, M.D., 2004


  • “Complications after major cleft lip revision,” supervised by Steven J. Blackwell, M.D., 2004


  • “Mathematical model to estimate amount of breast tissue excision in reduction mammoplasty,” supervised by Linda G. Phillips, M.D., 2004


  • “Cytokine expression of keloid fibroblast in vitro,” supervised by Robert L. McCauley, M.D., and Linda G. Phillips, M.D., 2004


  • “VEGF expression in keratinocytes of keloids and hypertrophic scars,” supervised by R.L McCauley, M.D. and G.C. Hunter, M.D., 2002


  • “Differential gene expression of endothelial cells under different oxygen conditions,” supervised by L.G. Phillips, M.D., 2002


  • “Effects of hyperbaric oxygen and topical antimicrobials on endothelial cells,” supervised by J.H. Miller, M.D. and L.G. Phillips, M.D., 2001


  • “Effects of ketoconazole on acute phase response,” supervised by D.N. Herndon, MD, 2001


  • “Pressure sores,” supervised by L.G. Phillips, M.D., 2001
  • “Long- term treatment of severely burned patients with growth hormone,” supervised by D.N. Herndon, M.D., (310) 275-2705


  • “Cadaveric allograft discard rates,” supervised by R.L. McCauley, M.D., 2000


  • “Muscle catabolism in burn patients,” supervised by D.N. Herndon, M.D., (310) 275-2705


  • “Blood loss in pediatric burn surgery,” supervised by D.N. Herndon, M.D., (310) 275-2705


  • “Immunologic tolerance induction,” supervised by Nancy Van Houten, Ph.D., 1998


  • National Institute of Health (NIH) PreDoctoral Research Fellow, Shriners Hospitals for Children, Galveston, TX (June 2000 – June 2001)


  • Research Assistant, Shriners Hospitals for Children, Galveston, TX (December 1999 – June 2000)


  • Research Assistant, Department of Pediatrics, Children’s Hospital Research Center, the University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX (April-July 1998)


  • NIH Mentored Medical Student Research Award, National Institutes of Health, $31,698, David N. Herndon, M.D., (310) 275-2705


  • McLaughlin Scholarship for Research, McLaughlin Foundation, $1675, Nancy Van Houten, Ph.D., Summer 1998


  • Welch Scholarship for Research, Welch Foundation, $2000, Rodney L. Cate, Ph.D., (310) 275-2705

Civic involvement


  • Medical mission trips to Ghana (2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011) and Guatemala (2010 and 2011) with RESTORE Worldwide Inc.


  • Volunteer Plastic Surgeon, cleft lip/palate procedures, Mission of Love Guatemala (September 2010)


  • Chair, Treatment Services Subcommittee, Humility of Mary Health Partners Comprehensive Breast Care Center Planning Committee (April 2009)



  • Board of Directors, D&E Counseling Center of Youngstown, Ohio (February 2009 – June 2012)